[Thankfully, Qui-Gon is merciful and he doesn't dare hamper Ezra's dignity further by mentioning the way the grass continues to wilt away in his path, but it's a note to keep in mind for later. If he's feeling guilty, then that means he understands the potential gravity of his actions.]

[That means they can have a good talk.]

[He speaks while he strides along, his steps taking on a steady gait free of any rush. It's a leisure walk, minus any trepidation Ezra may feel.]

I never liked the provided meditation rooms in the Temple. The Room of a Thousand Fountains was far preferable.

[There's a reason behind his exposition, Ezra. Promise.]

So I've found that the local woodland has made for a decent substitute. There's a spot by a brook that's particularly relaxing.